On behalf of the Office of the Dean of Students, I take the pleasure to welcome you to Institute of Survey and Land Management. It is a great honour that you pick interest in this Institute. The office of the Dean of Students is committed to making students living at ISLM, comfortable, enjoyable and memorable through the provision of a range of students’ friendly services.
At the Institute, we are committed to shaping skilled professionals and leaders in the fields of survey, land management, physical planning, cartography and related disciplines. We strive to create a supportive, vibrant environment that fosters academic excellence, personal growth, and a deep sense of social responsibility.
As the Dean of Students, my role is to ensure that each of you has access to the resources, guidance, and opportunities you need to excel. Whether through academic support, extracurricular activities, or professional development, we aim to nurture a community of learners dedicated to lifelong learning and ethical practice. We are here to support your journey, from your first day on campus to your graduation and beyond.
The Dean of Students’ is responsible for the students’ welfare which includes accommodation, feeding, recreation, spiritual nourishment and psychosocial support through guidance and counseling.
The Dean of Students coordinates the activities of student accommodation and is responsible for the affairs and discipline of students in the Institute from Halls of Residence, each of which is governed by a Hall MPs.
The Dean of Students maintains students’ discipline and oversees the general management of student affairs in accordance with the law, Institute’s Rules and Regulations. The dean of students is the secretary to the Institute’s Disciplinary Committee.
Also directs matters related to the operations of the students Guild, coordinates and guides the activities of students Associations, Students Leadership and Career Development events.
The Dean further directs the organization and management of Students Sports, Games and Recreational activities.
I encourage each student to take full advantage of the services and experiences we offer, actively engage in your learning, and contribute to the dynamic community that defines our Institute. Together, we can build a brighter, sustainable future in land management and beyond.
Once again I would like to thank you for choosing Institute of Survey and Land Management, as the place to pursue your studies. It quite known that you will encounter a number of challenges in your course of study. It is my humble appeal to you, please don’t keep them away from us, share your challenges with us and let us be part of the solution.
Thank you
The history of training technicians in the Engineering and Surveying in Uganda dates back to 1922 when a pioneering group of students were admitted to Makerere Technical College.